Comment on Meteor 0.7.0: Scaling realtime queries using oplog instead of poll-and-diffComments−krebby12yI'm working on a project currently that needs this but we're an express / mongo stack and not a meteor stack. Anyone know of anything similar I can add to the mongodb node driver? Or can I switch to meteor's node driver without the rest of meteor?−akbar50112y@krebby, you can create a DDP client that works outside of Meteor, which would allow you to run a Meteor server + Mongo with your own front end.The other option is to use Racer from DerbyJS.If you're interested in adding a real-time data layer to an existing Node app, then Derby is probably the easier path.−rhgraysonii12yI am not well versed enough to directly answer, but it seems as if this might point you in the right direction. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14400839/combine-meteor-a...
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I'm working on a project currently that needs this but we're an express / mongo stack and not a meteor stack. Anyone know of anything similar I can add to the mongodb node driver? Or can I switch to meteor's node driver without the rest of meteor?
@krebby, you can create a DDP client that works outside of Meteor, which would allow you to run a Meteor server + Mongo with your own front end.
The other option is to use Racer from DerbyJS.
If you're interested in adding a real-time data layer to an existing Node app, then Derby is probably the easier path.
I am not well versed enough to directly answer, but it seems as if this might point you in the right direction. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14400839/combine-meteor-a...